The picture shows the danger of cloning.... they can gang-up on you! (I copied this concept from my son..)

http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg152/robasce/Clones/17389005.jpg

Cloning is dangerous because you will end up taking care of more kids.....

http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg152/robasce/Clones/082ad7ba.jpg

Cool! Wonderful concepts. Plus, the EXIF's are all intact. Is it always like that with Lightroom?

TFS. :)

The 1st pic really blew me away...your center pic really showed a lot of emotion...kinda reminded me of a certain initiation process I attended back in college....you really looked scared there Rolly :)

wow napa- :0 ako! how did you do it?

there's a flaw on the 2nd pic. The top girl's lower leg is missing. BUt still great work!

I think her leg is under the throw pillow :)

here's a related thread on "cloning":
http://www.digitalphotographer.com.ph/forum/showthread.php?t=12279&highlight=multiplicity

i should do it too sometimes. thanks sirs for the idea :)

there's a flaw on the 2nd pic. The top girl's lower leg is missing. BUt still great work!

I think it's burried between the two throwpillows.


Impressive work!

haha onga noh. didnt notice that.

VIN - thanks man.

Thank you all for viewing the pictures. I used GIMP to come up with the 'clone' pictures.

Alain,
1. Take pictures in manual mode. (Shutter - manual, aperture - manual, WB - set depending on your ambient lights)
2, I use LR to reduce noise and improve the photos. Make sure you process the pictures equally so that it is easier for the next steps.
3. Export pictures to a temp folder.
4. Open one picture to be used as background.
5. Open the rest of the pictures as layers.
6. Cut & paste. Flatten image.
7. Clean it up with whatever you are comfortable with. I used smudge.
8. Sharpen as you like.
9. Crop as you like.

My son did it with Photoshop but I am more comfortable with GIMP (it is also free).

Cool! Wonderful concepts. Plus, the EXIF's are all intact. Is it always like that with Lightroom?

TFS. :)
To be honest, I wasn't paying much attention with the EXIF data. It is still intact maybe because I didn't modify one picture which I choose to be my background.

To be honest, I wasn't paying much attention with the EXIF data. It is still intact maybe because I didn't modify one picture which I choose to be my background.


Ah yes. Thank you for your response.

Thank you all for viewing the pictures. I used GIMP to come up with the 'clone' pictures.

Alain,
1. Take pictures in manual mode. (Shutter - manual, aperture - manual, WB - set depending on your ambient lights)
2, I use LR to reduce noise and improve the photos. Make sure you process the pictures equally so that it is easier for the next steps.
3. Export pictures to a temp folder.
4. Open one picture to be used as background.
5. Open the rest of the pictures as layers.
6. Cut & paste. Flatten image.
7. Clean it up with whatever you are comfortable with. I used smudge.
8. Sharpen as you like.
9. Crop as you like.

My son did it with Photoshop but I am more comfortable with GIMP (it is also free).

thanks! I did what you said but not on manual exposure. Used P mode and cut and paste, no flattening and sharpening. Im not very familiar with PS. Looks fake :)


http://photos.friendster.com/photos/26/59/2499562/1_314069429l.jpg

The 1st pic really blew me away...your center pic really showed a lot of emotion...kinda reminded me of a certain initiation process I attended back in college....you really looked scared there Rolly :)
ha ha ha! Thanks Rafi. My wife said otherwise... she thinks I don't look pitiful enough.

my first clone, project...
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2205/2388749773_a3e81ae378.jpg

Now, this is a reason to reinstall "Gimp" again. Or probably download from their site the updated one. Thanks a lot for sharing this, cool thing to do!! Cheers :)

Thank you all for viewing the pictures. I used GIMP to come up with the 'clone' pictures.

Alain,
1. Take pictures in manual mode. (Shutter - manual, aperture - manual, WB - set depending on your ambient lights)
2, I use LR to reduce noise and improve the photos. Make sure you process the pictures equally so that it is easier for the next steps.
3. Export pictures to a temp folder.
4. Open one picture to be used as background.
5. Open the rest of the pictures as layers.
6. Cut & paste. Flatten image.
7. Clean it up with whatever you are comfortable with. I used smudge.
8. Sharpen as you like.
9. Crop as you like.

My son did it with Photoshop but I am more comfortable with GIMP (it is also free).

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2317/2439638335_b78be4350a.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3157/2439638209_22623f1296.jpg

Heheh, excellent poses Rolly :D :D

a repost...:)

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2237/2418337058_5e75b00829.jpg

Chismax. :)

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3156/2424898028_ca653117c6.jpg

Rule #1: Mow the lawn after a round of golf!!!
http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg152/robasce/Clones/40a0d096-1.jpg

here's my take....

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v678/jayspecial1/LuANDAMI.jpg

here's another one

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v678/jayspecial1/kagebunshin.jpg

repost